tinyTURTLE
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they say ignorance is bliss. it sounds like ignorance is heavy and takes up lots of space.
how would you jar up 12 pounds?
Curing: jars versus tupperware
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how would you jar up 12 pounds?
Unnk
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didnt read past OP so if somone said already tupperware / plastic bags = most common forms of leaching plastic the only one i beleive that wont leach is celephane
Spanishfly
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I have gone back to mason jars this year. Tried ziploc bags but they just didn´t cut it.
Anastasius
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Buy alot of Jars.
Dirty Harry
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Now that is true and funny.
JimmyT
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True and sad
If Turtle is messing with 12 pounds that means he would have to get approximately 40 one-gallon jars. That's a lot of burping
tinyTURTLE
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site:rollitup.org water cure
enter the above into google.
then say wow.
enter the above into google.
then say wow.
Hoobostanky
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I highly recommend mason jars. You can but a case of them at any grocery store for $10 dollars of less and the ability to see thru the glass if great to monitor the cure. I swear by them. I'll use plastic for short term. I've got grow from three-four years ago tucked away in computer paper boxes that still kicks butt. They also make great housewarming gifts!
Smucker G
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You can warm my house with a jar full any day.
Flo Grow
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Glass jars are the way to go, and even still THC sticks to them too.
Advantage is they are not AS porous as plastic, but porous still.
Plastic will leach into the taste after a prolonged storage.
Lastly, Wal Fart sells the big one gallon cookie-like jars with the vaccum sealed top, plus a plethora of sizes.
Anyone growing a little weight for personal storage or otherwise should really try to think everything through as much as possible, before starting to grow or at least plan accordingly as you go along.
No offense, but why grow 12lbs and have no idea how to or what to store them in !?
I bought a dozen 32oz jars along with all my equipment, before I even planted my first indoor seed.
Advantage is they are not AS porous as plastic, but porous still.
Plastic will leach into the taste after a prolonged storage.
Lastly, Wal Fart sells the big one gallon cookie-like jars with the vaccum sealed top, plus a plethora of sizes.
Anyone growing a little weight for personal storage or otherwise should really try to think everything through as much as possible, before starting to grow or at least plan accordingly as you go along.
No offense, but why grow 12lbs and have no idea how to or what to store them in !?
I bought a dozen 32oz jars along with all my equipment, before I even planted my first indoor seed.
get your credit cards and razers
LetricBud
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This is true. I've also found that used containers...(Tomato Sauce Jars, Tupperware, Pickle Jars, etc...) attract unwanted smells as well, even when washed out repeatedly.
I would just recommend using either clean, new tupperware...or New glass jars.
Jars being the best.
tinyTURTLE
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i live in a very dry environment.
i've seen over one ounce out a pound dissapear into the air
when it comes from where it's grown to here. vacum bags are
great, one day you are gonna drop one of your jars fulla weed and as you are
picking glass out of it, you'll probably be wishing you had used a food saver bag.
been doing this for a while now, don't sweat the technique.
Flo Grow
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And some how you deduced that vacuum sealed bags are the cure-all in your "very dry environment" where you've "seen over one ounce out a pound" DISAPPEAR "into the air" !! Weed, a solid plant material, doesn't dissipate or DISSAPEAR as you stated. View attachment 1217115
That would be the moisture that was still left in the marijuana PRIOR to being transported to your oasis. View attachment 1217126
And it would be amazing to see a glass jar full of dank ass buds, fall off of a shelf that's 4 inches above carpet, in my big beautiful walk-in closet ! View attachment 1217127
According to Merriam-Webster dictionary:
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: a period of time especially when short and marked by the occurrence of an action or a condition : time <stay here for a while>
View attachment 1217132Another words, you don't know shit because you haven't been doing it LONG and therefore have no technique to sweat ! View attachment 1217131
But here's some intel for you.
Look into Tight Pacs !That's probably my next move.
Thought I'd toss you that one for free !
Now keep it movin' pimpin'.............View attachment 1217134
.................before you get that ass spanked !!View attachment 1217133
tinyTURTLE
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you go on ahead thiniking you know everything about what you're talking about, that's fine.
of course if i just had weed sitting in my closet, it would be in a jar. but weed never sits around for very long.
and i'm not starting som kinda jar recycling program like the breweries in mexico.
you get a zip fro me and it comes vacum sealed and weighed .4 over.
it keeps the weed in perfect condition and also people can't pinch the sack.
my personals i leave in a jar in my bedside table, and in ajar under my coffee table.
i've seen a few dozen pounds vacum sealed and stacked like firewood, for transport and storage.
that few dozen was the first half of a seventy pound crop.
put that in jars and move it around, little geek.
jars are good up to a point, beyond that they are a burden and way beyond impractical.
of course if i just had weed sitting in my closet, it would be in a jar. but weed never sits around for very long.
and i'm not starting som kinda jar recycling program like the breweries in mexico.
you get a zip fro me and it comes vacum sealed and weighed .4 over.
it keeps the weed in perfect condition and also people can't pinch the sack.
my personals i leave in a jar in my bedside table, and in ajar under my coffee table.
i've seen a few dozen pounds vacum sealed and stacked like firewood, for transport and storage.
that few dozen was the first half of a seventy pound crop.
put that in jars and move it around, little geek.
jars are good up to a point, beyond that they are a burden and way beyond impractical.